Perplexed by simply "IF" statement

Willmonbo

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I am using the following "IF" statement:

=IF(AND(TrackingYear=2012,MATCH(TrackingProduct,ProductList,0)>MATCH(Q15,ProductList,0)),"Best Quarter (Pre.)","Runner Up"))

I keep entering the above without a double closing parenthesis but Excel keeps adding another one, it seems to me to be a very basic issue but for some reason I cant put my finger on it.
 

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Three semi-colons will hide the value in the cell. Although most people use white font instead.
It shouldn't have an additional paren. Not sure why it would be. Should be

Code:
=IF(AND(TrackingYear=2012,MATCH(TrackingProduct,ProductList,0)>MATCH(Q15, ProductList,0)), "Best Quarter (Pre.)","Runner Up")
... which enters fine for me.
 
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